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A bird with a black head, dark moustache, a chunky dark beak and a finely barred cream and brown breast. It is perched near the edge of a stone protruding out of a rough textured wall in the background. A bird with a black head, dark moustache, a chunky dark beak and a finely barred cream and brown breast. It is perched near the edge of a stone protruding out of a rough textured wall in the background.

© Sheffield Bird Study Group

© Sheffield Bird Study Group

Peregrines

Continuing Display

Weston Park Museum

Find out about the remarkable Peregrine Falcon and the project to bring the species back to Sheffield city centre in this display in the museum's What On Earth! gallery.

 

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Weston Park Museum

Western Bank

Sheffield

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A bird with a black head, dark moustache, a chunky dark beak and a finely barred cream and brown breast. It is perched near the edge of a stone protruding out of a rough textured wall in the background.

Peregrines

© Sheffield Bird Study Group

 

 

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